On July 12, at Lahar in Bhind, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav will transfer Rs 1835 crore to more than 1.25 crore women under the 38th installment of Ladli Brahmin Yojana.
Bhopal. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav will reach Lahar in Bhind district on July 12. During the state level program organized here, he will transfer an amount of more than Rs 1835 crore through a single click to the bank accounts of more than 1 crore 25 lakh 15 thousand eligible women of the state under ‘Mukhyamantri Laadli Brahm Yojana’. On this occasion, the 38th regular monthly installment of the scheme will be paid to the beneficiary women.
Benefit of Rs 1500 will be available under 38th installment
The state government had increased the monthly financial assistance provided under the scheme by Rs 250 from November 2025. Since then, financial assistance of Rs 1500 is being provided regularly to all eligible women every month. The government says that the objective of this scheme is to strengthen women economically and improve their standard of living.
Financial assistance is being provided continuously from June 2023
Mukhyamantri Ladli Brahmin Yojana was started in June 2023. Since then, 37 regular monthly installments have been successfully paid by the government till June 2026. Now in the program to be held on July 12, the amount of the 38th installment will be sent directly to the accounts of the beneficiaries.
Bhind News: Development works will also get a big gift
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav will also present many important works related to the development of the district and surrounding areas during the program organized in Lahar. He will inaugurate 40 development projects completed at a cost of Rs 238.96 crore.
MP Development: Bhoomi pujan will be done for 16 new projects
During the program, the Chief Minister will also perform bhoomi pujan and lay the foundation stone of 16 new public welfare projects costing Rs 83.33 crore. The objective of these projects is to strengthen the infrastructure of the area and speed up development works in line with future needs.